Emirates Airline leverages its Australian Open sponsorship to showcase First Class hospitality, reinforce brand positioning, and reach a global tennis audience.

Emirates has quietly introduced a change to who gets to enjoy its ultra-luxurious First Class cabin - and it's bad news for parents with young children. As of 15 August, kids aged eight and under are ...

Emirates' Premium Economy class features leather seats with a spacious pitch of up to 40 inches, complete with calf and footrests. The seats are wide, offering a deep recline, and extra legroom for ...

Emirates has a new policy restricting how young children can access first class seats. Children under 8 cannot use frequent flyer miles to book a first class seat. Kids must be at least 9 years old to ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Emirates is shaking up the luxury travel experience for families. The airline’s new policies make it harder for parents to bring ...

A hike of up to 30% hits the Qantas Points redemption rates for Emirates. Using your Qantas Points to book an Emirates flight ...

Emirates has garnered another slew of awards this month, including ‘Best International Airline’, ‘Best International First Class’, and ‘Best International Airline Lounge’ from the Forbes Travel Guide ...

Emirates, the Dubai-based airline, quietly implemented a new policy that restricts how young children can access seats in its ultra-luxe first class cabins. The new policy, first reported by One Mile ...